Indian Roadmaster Classic Listed On Company's Indian Website

The Indian Roadmaster Classic is now listed on the company's Indian website. We did try to contact officials from Indian Motorcycles but they remained tight-lipped about the development but were told that we could expect the launch of the motorcycle this year.

By Carandbike Team

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Published on May 25, 2017

Highlights

The Indian Roadmaster Classic gets a 7-inch touchscreen
It will be priced a couple of lakh upwards of the regular Roadmaster
The Roadmaster Classic is expected to launch in India this year

Indian Motorcycles had launched the Roadmaster Classic in USA, a few months ago. At that time, there was no news on whether the new Roadmaster variant will be coming to India or not. It seems that the cloud of doubt has disappeared on that count as the Roadmaster Classic is now listed on the company's Indian website. We did try to contact officials from Indian Motorcycles but they remained tight-lipped about the development but were told that we could expect the launch of the motorcycle this year. (Indian Roadmaster Classic) Internationally, the Indian Roadmaster Classic gets new colour schemes of Thunder Black, Willow Green over Ivory Cream and Red over Ivory Cream. There are some feature updates as well. The most noticeable update is that the 'Rider Command' infotainment system, which includes a 7-inch touchscreen, USB and Bluetooth connectivity and a radio as well. The touchscreen also shows the relevant riding data and has a navigation feature as well. The other features include cruise control, desert tan leather seats and saddlebags, tyre pressure monitoring system, heated seats and grips, LED lights and keyless ignition. All the features are standard. Also, the total capacity of the saddlebags and the top box is 122 litres. They are detachable of course. (Indian Roadmaster Classic) The Indian Roadmaster Classic will also have the same 1,811 'Thunder-Stroke' V-twin engine that is air-cooled. The engine churns out 135 Nm of peak torque at a rather low 2,100 rpm. The US-spec Roadmaster Classic belts out 161.6 Nm at 3,000 rpm. So, the Indian-spec Roadmaster Classic will see a significant drop in torque figure. The company does not reveal the power outfit of its motorcycles. The Roadmaster range is built on the same platform as the Indian Chieftain and the Roadmaster Classic in particular tips the scale at a portly 392 kg. The Indian Roadmaster has been on sale in India for almost a year now and is currently the prices of the bike start at Rs. 39.25 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). One can expect the prices of the Roadmaster Classic to go up by a couple of lakhs as it will have more features, specially the rider command system, which will now be seen in all the Indian motorcycles that will be launched in 2017.